DEATH of Hon. Chas. Meredith
Intelligence from Tasmania informs as that the Hon. Charles Meredith, for a long time member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, is dead. The deceased gentleman had been identified with the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1880
406 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 21
Death of the Hon. Charles Meredith
A telegram received from Tasmania to-day, announces the death of he hon. Charles Meredith, a gentleman who for many years has been most intimately connected with the political history of that…
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WE regret to record the decease on the 3rd instant, of Mr. John Stanton, a native of Partly, near Ballinrobe, county of Mayo, Ireland. Mr. Stanton was a relative of the Bishop of Achonry…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Obituary. Captain Shorter
We have to announce the death of Captain William Edgar Shorter, shipping master of Port Jackson. Mr. Shorter arrived in the colony in the year 1833. He was well known from his seventeen or eighteen…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Our Rome Setter. ROME, January 15. Scene at a Funeral
Funerals are favourite occasions for political demonstrations in Italy. On Christmas Day died General Avezzana, a mighty man among the Garibaldians, President of the Democratic League,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Zulu's Account of the Death of the Prince Imperial
The Western Morning News has received from an army officer, the following interesting particulars of the Prince Imperial's, death derived from Zulus. He says :-- I accompanied two…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Our Rome Letter. [From Our Special Correspondent.] Rome, January 15. Scene at a Funeral
FUNERALS are favourite occasions for political demonstrations in Italy. On Christmas Day died General Avezzana, a mighty man among the Garibaldians, President of the Democratic League,…
Continued on Trove, page 41 →Literary Notices. Autobioghaphy of Sir George B[?]ddlecombe C.B., with Portrait and Obituary Notice. Chapman and Hall, London
It would have been very advantageous to this work if some judicious friend had revised the manuscript of it before it was put into the printers' hands, because in that case many things…
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ON the evening of the 4th March, Mrs. Helena Maria Lett, widow of the late John Lett, of Kilgibbon, Co. Wexford, Ireland, and afterwards of Sydney, N. W. W.—a man universally esteemed…
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Lady Charlotte Bacon…
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Every Irish priest who was educated in Maynooth College will hoar with sincere regret the death of its estimable and accomplished ex-Vice-President, the Very Rev…
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It is with it feeling of deep regret we have to chronicle the death of Mr. William Boles, which took place at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The deconsed was unmarried, and aged 36 years. He has been in…
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This young man died at Masy Glon, the residence of his father-in-law, on Saturday evening, the 28th Ultimo (says the CUMBERLAND MERCURY), After only a few days' illness. His death caused general regret…
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Mr. Frederick Manning, brother of Cardinal Planning, died at Leamington on Thursday, aged 84. The deceased had resided at Leamington for many years in retirement, devoting his wealth to…
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The following letter appears in a recent number of NATURE :—"The Death of Captain Cook.—On reading a paper reprinted from the Memoirs of the Boston Society of Natural History, vol. I, part 3,…
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INTELLIGENCE has just been received from England of the death of Mr. John Henry Challis, an old resident of Sydney, who is stated to have bequeathed to the Sydney University the magnificent sum of of £100,000. Mr…
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Mr. Frederick Manning, brother of Cardinal Manning, died at Leamington on Thursday, aged 84. The deceased had resided at Leamington for many years in retirement, devoting his wealth to…
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Lady Charlotte Bacon…
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Mr. E. S: HILL.—Mr. Edwad Smith Hill, died on the 17th March, at the age of 61. The deceased gentlemen was well known and highly respected among a large circle of friends and acquaintances; and was an earnest worker…
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MRS. SMIDMORE.—Last week Mrs. M. A. Smidmore, an old and highly-respected resident, of St. Peters, Cook's River, died at the ripe old ago of 60 years. The deceased was the widow of…
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